Physics
hello aspirant,
The eligibility criteria says that you have to score 60% marks in Aggregate of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, meaning you have to score 60% marks in PCM taken together and not individually.
Further, to know more about the eligibility criteria of JEE mains and to know more about
Dear Aspirant,
Yes you are eligible to give KVPY SB in the first year of your Bachelors of science. The syllabus is similar to KVPY SX and it also includes the syllabus of first year bachelor courses as well. Look at the official syllabus and prepare well. Go through the
Here are the cutoff details of DD autonomous college in Physics.
According to latest reports the cutoff for SC, ST and general category were 79, 64 and 63 percentage respectively.
There are 32 seats for BSC physics and it is a three year course that will cost you 4.25 lakhs
Hello aspirant,
Yes you can study B.Sc Hons. after completion of 12 th standard in PCB. You must have minimum 50 percentage to 60 percentage in 10+2 or equivalent exam in science stream with relevant subjects from a recognised Board or College. Admission would be based on merit obtained in
For candidates to be eligible for KVPY exam, one must score at least 60%marks in class 12th and 75% in class 10th. If you are 1st year undergraduate student, you can also apply for KVPY.
For more details regarding eligibility criteria, you must follow this link;
https://school.careers360.com/articles/kvpy-eligibility-criteria
Hello Aspirant,
Yes you will be eligible for NEET UG because your aggregate of PCB comes out to be 50% as per the marks mentioned by you in question and for OBC category minimum aggregate required in PCB is 40% so you are definitely eligible for NEET UG.
To appear
Hi,
For seeking admission in Delhi University (DU) , one needs to sit for the CUET examination.
For this, we have to opt for preferred subjects and select them from the given lists i.e. List IA & List IB which have a total of 27 domain specific subjects and different
Hello dear
Unfortunately you are not eligible for either flying branch or technical ground duty branch because both of these branches have clearly mentioned eligibility criteria that you must have 50% marks in both physics and mathematics in 10+2 as well as an agreegate of 60% in graduation but yes
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